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lgbt high school love interests who have a silly misunderstanding about each other be the main premise that kick starts the show (and both are live actions from manga)

FL is a doctor and ML is a firefighter in TFH and have relatively similar stories/plots. Their agencies end up working together in training then in real life due to earthquakes.

Proud, independent female with great fighting skills and no-nonsense, direct approach, who has a supporting, loving family. Male lead is elegant and handsome, aparently gentle and educated, but has a hidden secret story and purpose. Palace fighting for power. Male lead confess first ?

=> Cinderella like story (a girl who is either poor or lost everything has a love story with a rich guy)
=> Han Hyo Joo is the female lead in both
=> Bae Soo Bin plays the good hearted oppa/orabuni who has one sided feelings for the female lead
=> female lead becomes a friend of a family member of the male lead (grandma of male lead in Shining Inheritance vs the official wife of King/male lead in Dong Yi)
=> a woman (Jang Ok Jung in Dong Yi vs Yoo Seung Mi in Shining Inheritance) who has known the male lead for much longer than female lead does evil/bad things especially when she noticed male lead loves the female lead more than her.

Alice is an assassin with dark past pretending as a high school girl running away from her boss and killers. If you like Alice, Kill it is a good recommendation with lots of fighting scenes and similar assassin protagonist.

they are both based on the same webtoon. Roppongi class is just the Japanese version of it. A similar story just adapted for the culture of each country.

Both are sweet historical romances with a store setting and two couples. Both have a similar tone and feel.

Both dramas:
- are about comic book characters
- have characters becoming self-aware and trying to alter the comic's plot
- have leads who fall in love despite the comic's plot not originally intending them to
- have a FL who is not supposed to be the lead of the comic
- have a ML who is originally just a side character of the comic but becomes more integral after tampering with the plot
- have a smart FL who tries to dissect what is going to happen next

both have 2 seasons and each season had different male lead
both can make the audience believe that the first ml is the ending for the fl which is not

RWSM is about friends with benefits between coworkers but TSD is more about childhood friends. Both of them are easy to watch, not super cringy and forced cohabitation dramas. The romance was Misunderstood, unrequited, and also slowly developed between the main characters. And they are both Fluffy and cute.

While very different in tone (TLLOQL is more comedic, BH more darkly tragic), both are about a battle of wits between an intelligent king/emperor and his crafty advisor who marries a member of his family (estranged daughter vs. adopted niece) to the king/emperor in order to try to control him. However the FL cares about the king/emperor and sides with him against her father/adopted uncle.

Both Dramas deals about Marriage and Relationships, Divorce, Close Friendship, Second Lead couples and delivers relationship hardships and comedic slice of life story.

You’re my sky has become one of my favourites, the cinematography is on point, as well as the production, the writing and the acting.

In both series, you can find the raw feelings the couple/s.

Needles to say more as the screenwriter is the same, and it's perfection.

Both are similar in the way that both of the female leads is a model student and the ml is considered a ´´bad´´ student because he is a troublemaker. Despite the differences they both fall in love. The Outsiders is more grim and dark, while Our Times focus more on the romance but both are still good movies in my opinion. So if you like the good girl/bad boy concept then I would recommend you to watch this one :)

The ex reminds me a lot of the ex in liar in terms of her actions...like bruh if the man does not want you doing the most will not make him want you more...

In addition the premise is somewhat similar the girlfriend finding out that her boyfriend is actually engaged to someone else.